Reginald McFadden - FBI Profiler Interview - Serial Killer Documentary

#trending #crime #truecrimedocumentary Reginald McFadden (February 23, 1953 – March 6, 2023) was an American serial killer who committed a series of rapes and two murders in Rockland and Nassau counties, New York in 1994, which started only 92 days after his parole from a rape-murder committed as a juvenile in Pennsylvania. Sentenced to life imprisonment for the latter crimes, his case brought on changes to the parole system and clemency applications for juvenile offenders in the state of Pennsylvania, as well as similar reforms in New York. In 2009, the 56-year-old McFadden was visited by journalists in prison. He was interviewed by former FBI profiler Mark Safarik, and later featured in the documentary series Criminal Mindscape. During the interview, McFadden recounted his version of events, downplaying his role in the murder of Rosenbaum and claiming that her death was an accident, due to which he should have been convicted of manslaughter and received a lesser prison sentence. He described one of his victims, Robert Silk, as a man who had assaulted him, alleging that he had to kill him in self-defense. At the same time, McFadden told Safarik that decades of imprisonment had had negative effects on his psyche, describing himself as a danger to society. FBI Criminal Profiler interviews Serial Killer Reginald McFadden